This list represents publications that are specifically about our work in Thailand. For a more comprehensive list that includes any publication that mentions our Thailand work at all, such as newsletters, our annual report, and multi-country program overviews, click here.
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FAQ - Democracy and Conflict in Southern Thailand: A Survey of the Thai Electorate in Yala, Narathiwas, and Pattani (106 KB)
Frequently Asked Questions about Democracy and Conflict in Southern Thailand: A Survey of the Thai Electorate in Yala, Narathiwas, and Pattani. |
12/16/2010 |
Survey
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Democracy and Conflict in Southern Thailand: A Survey of the Thai Electorate in Yala, Narathiwas, and Pattani (3391 KB)
Conducted by The Asia Foundation's office in Bangkok, this is its first public perception survey focused on Thailand's three southern border provinces of Yala, Narathiwas, and Pattani. The survey provides essential information on citizen views...
Conducted by The Asia Foundation's office in Bangkok, this is its first public perception survey focused on Thailand's three southern border provinces of Yala, Narathiwas, and Pattani. The survey provides essential information on citizen views and experiences in a region that has been plagued by unrest for six years.
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12/16/2010 |
Survey
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2010 National Survey of the Thai Electorate: Exploring National Consensus and Color Polarization (3712 KB)
The Asia Foundation's second national survey of 1,500 Thai citizens explores the depth of color divisions in contemporary Thailand; key topics include the state of democracy in Thailand, elections, conflict and security, and options for...
The Asia Foundation's second national survey of 1,500 Thai citizens explores the depth of color divisions in contemporary Thailand; key topics include the state of democracy in Thailand, elections, conflict and security, and options for reconciliation.
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03/28/2011 |
Survey
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FAQ - 2010 National Survey of the Thai Electorate: Exploring National Consensus and Color Polarization (117 KB)
Frequently Asked Questions about the 2010 National Survey of the Thai Electorate: Exploring National Consensus and Color Polarization. |
03/28/2011 |
Survey
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Thai language FAQ - 2010 National Survey of the Thai Electorate: Exploring National Consensus and Color Polarization (152 KB)
Thai language version of Frequently Asked Questions about the 2010 National Survey of the Thai Electorate: Exploring National Consensus and Color Polarization. |
03/28/2011 |
Survey
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Thai language Press Release - 2010 National Survey of the Thai Electorate: Exploring National Consensus and Color Polarization (159 KB)
Thai language version of the Press Release announcing the 2010 National Survey of the Thai Electorate: Exploring National Consensus and Color Polarization. |
03/28/2011 |
Survey
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Thai language 2010 National Survey of the Thai Electorate: Exploring National Consensus and Color Polarization (8486 KB)
Thai language version of The Asia Foundation's second national survey of 1,500 Thai citizens explores the depth of color divisions in contemporary Thailand; key topics include the state of democracy in Thailand, elections, conflict and...
Thai language version of The Asia Foundation's second national survey of 1,500 Thai citizens explores the depth of color divisions in contemporary Thailand; key topics include the state of democracy in Thailand, elections, conflict and security, and options for reconciliation.
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03/28/2011 |
Survey
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Thailand (457 KB)
An overview of The Asia Foundation's Thailand program |
02/04/2013 |
Program Profile
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Thailand (11 x 17) (455 KB)
An overview of The Asia Foundation's Thailand program. |
02/04/2013 |
Handout
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Flood Relief in Thailand (251 KB)
Supporting Flood Relief, Recovery, and Resilience Measures
In October 2011, Thailand faced its most severe flooding in half a century. An especially long and heavy monsoon season caused flooding from Bangkok's Chao...
Supporting Flood Relief, Recovery, and Resilience Measures
In October 2011, Thailand faced its most severe flooding in half a century. An especially long and heavy monsoon season caused flooding from Bangkok's Chao Phraya River and several other neighboring river systems. Decades of inadequate planning and water resources management, as well as pressure from rapid urban growth, compromised the efficacy of both natural and built drainage courses from Bangkok to the Gulf of Thailand.
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02/04/2013 |
Handout
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